All books using the keywords: Douglas Lawton

Adequate knowledge is a crucial part of the preparation for marriage. This book lays the foundation and facilitates the conversation. As the title suggests, it is a primer. The book is brief, simple, engaging and practical, and as such a useful tool in the hand of anyone desirous of taking this bold step or is concerned about the most basic institution of society, the family.

Taelyn is visiting Paris for the first time and is celebrating her 5th birthday at Disneyland. Take this exciting journey with Tae as she enjoys her magical birthday celebration at World Disney and explores Paris with her parents.

Bigotry is a problem everywhere, and is found among every class and race. It is apparent among the rich and poor, and among the educated and ignorant. Bigotry has far-reaching consequences. For some people, it is a matter of life and death. In addition to increasing awareness, this book points the way to mutual respect and tolerance. It may therefore be used as part of an intervention strategy for dealing with bigotry and related issues. Educators may find it a valuable resource for a social studies course, a course on tolerance or diversity.

Illuminating Attributes engages learners along a trajectory of self-discovery and personal development. Laid out conveniently under a number of subject headings, this is one of two workbooks designed for moral and spiritual development. The book may be used at the personal or group level.

Illuminating Attributes engages learners along a trajectory of self-discovery and personal development. Laid out conveniently under a number of subject headings, this is one of two workbooks designed for moral and spiritual development. The book may be used at the personal or group level.

From time immemorial, poetry has been used to fire the imagination and contextually address issues, from the ridiculous to the sublime. The author of Livity has done just that. In his own inimitable style, Lawton speaks on a number of relevant issues, communicating his message vividly and memorably, at times seriously and sometimes jokingly.

If you like poetry, you’ll enjoy Lawton’s book of poems. Covering a range of issues, the author inspires, entertains, challenges and educates. In a simple yet profound work of creativity, Lawton brazenly ignites the soul with verses on Love and Life.

Using the story method, the writer interweaves fiction with facts to give a candid picture of bigotry in America. The book is a timely presentation of issues rooted in history, manifesting in a number of ways in today’s society. Bigotry is a leading cause of dysfunction, affecting people everywhere. In addition to increasing awareness, this book may be used as part of an intervention strategy for dealing with bigotry and related issues. It may also be used as supplemental material for a course in social studies.